by InTrieste
In a clash set to reverberate through the heart of Trieste, the much-anticipated league face-off between Triestina and Padova is slated for Friday, December 22, at 20:45 CET. The battleground? The iconic Stadio Nereo Rocco in Trieste.
For those eager to witness this gridiron spectacle, ticket sales kick off tomorrow, Wednesday, December 13, at 9:00. Seek out physical tickets at key locales: the club headquarters (open Monday to Friday, 9:30-12:30 and 14:30-18:30), Centro Coordinamento Triestina Club (tomorrow, 16:00-19:00, with adjusted hours in the days to follow), Triestina Fan Club Bar Capriccio (hours to be announced), and the Ticket Point in Corso Italia 9 (8:30-12:30 and 15:30-19:00, Monday to Saturday).
Tech-savvy fans can also jump into the online presale action on DIY Ticket starting tomorrow at 9:00. Secure your spot by dialing 06-0406 (WhatsApp works too), and snag your tickets within the next 24 hours at Mooney points nationwide.
As for the away enthusiasts, fear not. An online presale option awaits you on DIY Ticket. Stay tuned for the green light from the authorities, and once granted, opening and closing terms for the away section will be broadcasted.
President Ben Rosenzweig’s Rally Cry: Last Hurrah at Rocco Before the Overhaul
President Ben Rosenzweig delivered a rallying cry ahead of the Padova showdown, revealing that this clash marks the final match at Stadio Nereo Rocco before extensive renovations kick off in January. The overhaul, inclusive of a complete pitch reconstruction, aims for completion between March and April.
Rosenzweig expressed gratitude to the FVG Region and President Massimiliano Fedriga for their unwavering support and commitment to the project. He called on the Triestina community to converge for a memorable sendoff, acknowledging the hurdles faced during the extended time on the road.
However, not all parties seem aligned with this vision. Rosenzweig disclosed that despite agreements on paper, discussions with the City of Trieste have yet to materialize into action. He remains optimistic about an imminent resolution to anchor Triestina Calcio as a long-term fixture in the Trieste community, minimizing the time spent away from the Rocco.
In closing, Rosenzweig acknowledged the toll the extended exile has taken on loyal fans and pledged relentless efforts to provide the stability they deserve. He extended gratitude for continued support, emphasizing the collective aspiration for a triumphant return to the renovated Rocco.
